Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-29

! lcGCHcIs vi IDlS SCuOOl, AtTS. It6ItI Taylor
| and Miss Laura kim, have reason to be
proud of their little charge. The singing,
declamations and calisthenic exercises all
| evidenced competent and careful training.
A large number of visitors were present,
all of whom were highly pleased with the
entertainment. Superintendent Beard de-
livered short address, highly compli-
mentary to teachers and pupils, and de-
livered the certificates of promotion. The
programme was as follows: Song, Rocky
Hill Side" by the school ; dialogue, Wei
come" Fred Lindner, Tillie Rought, Lizzie
Newman and Title Steen recitation,
duet. " Blacksmith" Francis Nourse and
Mollie Hugo: dialogue, THE Pilot, "
John Nethercott and Eber Potter song by
the school, When Ny Ship Comes In !"
wand exercise. by the girls; dialogue,
Clock, Bee and Broom" Eloise Lakin,
Gerhe Ross and Aggie PERIL recitation
The Two Villages" Esther Moore dia-
logue, Rival Orators" John Blair and
Arthur Nethercott; song, . Know a
Fairy Bower" by the school dialogue,
Boy Talk" Kersey Chambers, Charles
Nehrbass, Nicholas Hattigan and Ira
Hatch vocal duet, Braes of Balquither,"
Bella McMurray and Eva Hubbard; recita-
ton, Pussy's Party" May Kay recita-
ton, Three Bells, Francis Nourse; vocal
solo, The Fireside of DID," Eloise Lakin ;
vocal trio. Twenty Froggies, F" May Kay,
Elsie Perrill and Eddie Nance; dialogue,
only a Little Chicken" Elsie PERIL,
May Kay, Milne Hubbard, Matte john
son, Annie Wardle, Terry Nehrbass, Eva
Hubbard and Emma Johnson; song, We
Roam Through Forest Shades" by the
| school.
! EXERCISES AT FOURTH AND Q.
| The closing exercises of the Fourth and
| Q streets primary school took place Thurs
day morning at half-past o'clock, in the
presence of friends and parents. The
rooms were tastefully decorated with f1ow-
ers and ferns. The teachers in charge de-
scholarship attained by the pupils, but also
for the fine discipline observed For pu-
pills so young the drawings on the black
board were very creditable.
! The pupils of Miss Montgomery. Miss
| Phillips, Miss Bernard and Miss Todd rem
dered the following: Song, " Remember
Thy Creator" class; Greeting" class; dia-
logue, Learning to Read" Celia Goddard
and Annie Rass; recitation, Barbara
Frietchie,' Walter Leitch; song, Cricket
on the Hearth" class; recitation, George
| Washington" R. Titherington dialogue,
| Richard and Frank Coyne; vocal solo,
/
'Grandpapa's Spectacles," Pauline Nc
Graw; recitation, Playing Engineer"
Celia Goddard; song, A Boys Best Friend
is His Mother" John Davis, Alonzo Pratt,
| Charles Bauer, and Albert Gutierrez; reci-
| tation, Children, Make Your Mother
| Happy" Irene Bluitt; song, "A Boys
Friend" Miss Demands class recitation,
The Work of To-day" Anna Farnsworth;
recitation. Little by Little. Frank Coyne;
song See-Saw," girls the boys whis-
ting an accompaniment; recitation, Two
recitation, Guilty or Not" Stella Cald-
well duet, Maggie May" Ellen Cham
bers and Clara Van Walbeck recitation,
The Boy who Stops at One Stroke Rich
ard Coyne;" recitation THE Will and the
Way" Ralph Lavenson song THE Ship
that Never Returned, " Minnie Horwege,
Clara Corado, Title Zwickel recitation,
The Little Lord and the Farmer" Ella
| Chambers; 1.-The Trundle Bed" Stella
| Caldwell, Celia Goddard, John Davis, An
ME Ross, Albert Gutierrez, Mary Clark,
| Irene Bluitt, and Julia Berry "a German
Song" Clara Corrado and Minnie Horwege;
recitation, THE Water-nill," Florence
Foley" recitation, "a Sulky Oleander,"
Julia Berry; recitation, What Quarrel
ing Did" /. johnson; song, Johnny
Schmoker," Miss Todds class; recitation,
THE Bishops VISIT" Robert Tithering-
ton vocal solo, "a Light in the Window"
Annie Ross; dialogue. Ethel Burtis and
| R. Titherington song, "A Time for Ev-
erything," Miss Todd's class.
The seventh grades, Miss Eilers and Miss
| Spaulding, teachers, gave the following
Song by the two classes, A Time for Ev-
tation, George Hendricks song, We
| Come Again - recitation, Ella Gleeson :;
recitation, Frances Kreuzberger; song,
Old Kentucky Home" Rosie Fitzsim-
mons recitation, Carrie Schmitt class
song, "a Boys Best Friend is His Mo-
! ther :" recitation Yetter Marks; recitation,
Sadie Barker; song Stick to Your Mo-
Their, Tom recitation, Katie Rauch song
| Where the Ivy Grows so Green ;" recita-
ton, Lizzie Farrell recitation, Helene
| Biewener; song, Twinkle, Twinkle, Little
Star = song, Bring Back My Bonnie to
| Ne" Rosie Fitzsimmons.
The classes of Miss Brice, Miss Beggs
Miss Smith and Miss Abrams assembled at
8 o'clock and rendered the following pro-
gramme: Song, Little Housewife" by
the school; song, Cricket on the HEARTH
recitation, " Dressing Dolly" Edith Jen-
nings; recitation, Il Must Not Tease My
Mother" Edna Mckee; song, 'Remem-
Der Thy Creator" recitation, The Flower
Girl" Laura Cronkite; song, Were All
Learning; song. " Diamond Ring" Laura
and Mamie Boban recitation, "One
Thing at Time" Susie Ross; song
Babes in the Woods :" recitation, ION a
| Winters Night" Robert Backrath song,
" No Beautiful Palace, - Miss Smiths class;
recitation, Little Bird, With Bosom Red"
John Briscoe; song, with Merry Hearts"
Miss Beggs' class; song, Johnny Had to
Learn Trade, Miss Brice's and Miss
Abrams classes; song, I'VE Revel in
Song" recitation, "Cherubs," Mamie Do
Ian; song, Riding IN. the Street Car, :"
Susie Ross and Laura Cronkite recitation,
" Tie Up the Blue Ribbons" Anna Marks
song, Pretty Lips" Edith Jennings; reci-
tation, Blue Bird Gertie Forbes.
UNeRADED SCHOOL NO. ..
The closing exercises of Ungraded School
No. 2, Miss Sarah N. Jones, teacher were
attended by large assemblage. The
class-rooms were neatly prepared for the
occasion. Rev. Mr.. Allen addressed the
school in a very happy train OF thought.
Directors Davis and Erlewine were present
and expressed themselves as thoroughly
well satisfied with the exercises and the
promptness and self-possession of the
children, which, however, was wholly free
from holiness. 1t was especially notice.
able that an unusually large number of
| young people was present, ana manifested
earnest interest in the exercises. The
school did well, and its performance justi-
fies the teacher in entertaining pride in it.
An ungraded school is always difficult 10
teach and to discipline, because of the di-
versity in the ages of the pupils of the
many classes. The following was the pro-
gramme carried out;
Song by the school, Sailing" song, "a
Flower from My Angel Mothers Grave"
Eva Butler; recitation by the school,
" Tell on His Native Hills" defamation,
The Rose" Bell Slaughter; defamation,
a Big Bite" Samuel Ray song by the
school, defamation, The Wind and the
Leaves" Ernest Russell; defamation,
Twenty Frogs" Daisy Carter; declama-
ton, Suppose" Myra Dunlap; song,
" Cricket on the Hearth defamation,
" Autumn Birds" Fred Butler decIama-
ton, Hip, Hip" Fred Ferguson; decla-
nation, a Pest, Enoch Alexander; dec
| lamation, When l was Young" Lutte
Fletcher; song by the school defamation,
Little Soldier Gertie Hines; declama-
ton, " A Drink for You" defamation,
" Jack Frost" Charley Ray; song by the
school, Baby Bye" defamation, "That
Pie Joe Reed defamation, q Trusting, ''